The servers for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, have been restored to operation across all platforms.
Konami said it has completed upgrading its servers to handle the load incurred since the game launched on September 1. This means gamers can now access the online functions such as building their Forward Operating Bases, and invading the FOB's of others. It also means players can download their data from the prequel, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes.
Gamers on consoles and PC who tried to log-in to access Metal Gear's online functions have been either locked out completely, or experienced limited functionality.
The ability to carry over your save data from Ground Zeroes is definitely worth it, as completing certain objectives in the prequel will unlock some pretty cool perks in Phantom Pain, including a skin that makes Phantom Pain resemble the first Metal Gear Solid on the original PlayStation.
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Konami said it has completed upgrading its servers to handle the load incurred since the game launched on September 1. This means gamers can now access the online functions such as building their Forward Operating Bases, and invading the FOB's of others. It also means players can download their data from the prequel, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes.
Gamers on consoles and PC who tried to log-in to access Metal Gear's online functions have been either locked out completely, or experienced limited functionality.
The ability to carry over your save data from Ground Zeroes is definitely worth it, as completing certain objectives in the prequel will unlock some pretty cool perks in Phantom Pain, including a skin that makes Phantom Pain resemble the first Metal Gear Solid on the original PlayStation.
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